The difference between two bonds. They have different credit ratings and yields. It is used to show that more profit is possible with more risk.

The way a portfolio is managed. Bonds are bought and sold at the same time. The three types are maturity swap, quality swap, and yield sap. Refer to swap.

In English law . Copyholders and customary tenants are sometimes so called. 2 Bl. Comm. 148.

The lowest TRADING value of a CONVERTIBLE BOND , which occurs when the embedded equity OPTION is well OUTOFTHEMONEY and the bond is paying its normal COUPON. When a convertible […]

The failure to act or acting in a contrary way in a contract.

A document that lets the holder buy more new issue bonds.

A standard BOND that is issued with attached WARRANTS (ie, long dated OPTIONS), which can often be detached and traded separately. By selling the package, the issuer lowers its effective […]

The average life of a bond issue and the net interest cost and rate.

How much is earned by a bond. It pays periodic interest and equals the interest collected. If its sold discounted than its the amount between purchase price and the amount […]

the term that applies to the creditor who has taken a bond in order to secure his debt.

A contract by specialty to pay a certain sum of money; being a deed or instrument under seal, by which the maker or obligor promises, and thereto binds himself, his […]

To give bond for, as for duties on goods; to secure payment of duties, by giving bond. Bonded, secured by bond. Bonded goods are those for the duties on which […]

Slavery; involuntary personal servitude; captivity. In old English law , villenage, villein tenure. 2 Bl. Comm. 92.

To be covered for a purpose like making sure payments are made.

A licensed transporter that customs allows them to carry goods whose duty isn’t paid.

Imports stored with customs in warehouses. The goods are released for reexport or back to the importer when duties are paid.

a debt that is secured by an issued bond with the monies received to be used for corporate purposes.

See WAREHOUSE SYSTEM.

A firm that gives bonds for a first party to a second party.

When two metal containers are secured with current conducting wires for safety. It is used to move flammable liquids from one container to another. It equalizes the electrical potential reducing […]

An agreement that states a company gets their payment for damages if one or more employees cause loss to the insured.

The amount due when a bond is mature. Its a credit on a balance sheet .

A surety; one who has entered into a bond as surety. The word seems to apply especially to the sureties upon the bonds of officers, trustees, etc., while tail should […]

A test for analysis that decides if results of analysis are worthwhile.

In old English law . Good men, (of the jury.)